English ecclesiastical courts

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English ecclesiastical courts were church-run judicial bodies in England that handled matters such as marriage, morality, wills, and clerical discipline under canon law.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church court
ecclesiastical court system
appliedLaw canon law
ecclesiastical law
country England
higherCourt Court of Arches NERFINISHED
Court of Delegates NERFINISHED
High Court of Delegates NERFINISHED
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Stuart period NERFINISHED
Tudor period NERFINISHED
Victorian era
early modern England
medieval England
includedCourtType Court of Arches NERFINISHED
archdeaconry court
consistory court
peculiar court
prerogative court
jurisdiction adultery
blasphemy
church discipline
church property
clerical discipline
defamation
faculty jurisdiction
fornication
heresy
legitimacy
marriage
matrimonial causes
morality
pews and seats in church
probate
testamentary matters
tithes
wills
languageOfRecord English
Latin
lostJurisdictionTo civil courts
lostMatrimonialJurisdictionTo Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes NERFINISHED
lostProbateJurisdictionTo Court of Probate NERFINISHED
operatedBy Church of England NERFINISHED
procedureType inquisitorial procedure
punishmentType excommunication
interdict
penance
suspension from office
relatedTo English legal history
canon law of the Church of England
significantReform Court of Probate Act 1857 NERFINISHED
Ecclesiastical Courts Act 1857 NERFINISHED
Judicature Acts NERFINISHED
Reformation in England NERFINISHED
usedOfficial advocate
chancellor
commissary
proctor
registrar

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Act in Restraint of Appeals 1533 relatedTo English ecclesiastical courts
Measures of the Church of England enforcedBy English ecclesiastical courts
this entity surface form: ecclesiastical courts of the Church of England
Act in Restraint of Appeals transferredAppealsTo English ecclesiastical courts
John Greenwood opposedBy English ecclesiastical courts
this entity surface form: ecclesiastical courts of the Church of England